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Newspaper
Weiser Signal
Location
Weiser, Idaho, United States of America
Date
Jul 25, 1901
Page
3
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Advertising rates listed include twenty cents per inch for first insertion and fifteen cents per inch for subsequent insertions, with monthly rates of seven cents per inch. Legal notices charge eighty one dollars per inch in mono parallel format. Post office entry notes Weiser as second class matter.
Local items report J B Beardsley ill and several residents traveling to Boise for the Mining Congress. Mentions of Ed Gage and Gilbert Kimball visiting, new business ventures, property purchases, and road work near Black Lake. Slated events include a July 20 lodge installation and church services at St Luke's.
A 24 year old man named Clutter, son of Mrs A A Swank of Anoka Ming, had his right leg amputated below the hip after a violent altercation at railroad yards by a revolver wound. Dr Waterhouse performed the operation Tuesday afternoon and the patient is recovering with county care at Richardson's lodging house.
Mrs. J C Lee wife of an Oregon Short Line operator tried to kill herself by swallowing about a half ounce of chloroform at 9:30 AM. Dr Waterhouse rushed to treat her and saved her life. The report notes a bad complexion from lax bowels and recommends DeWitt's Little Early Risers pills.
A lingering cougar cry from the Snake River bank on the Idaho side near Mary att place spurs Weiser hunters toward the area. Other items note C F Drake at Boiae mining congress G B Owen leaving for Illinois Norval Gorrie and family to Meadow Hard to Get. Jap workers replaced by white foremen with wages at 1.45 a day. job calls Ring up for work and a local hardware claim disputes and local ads about Meats and kidneys routine.
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